Daktronics G-100-7.6-R - Manual (Page 16)

The crimping tool is then used to crimp the RJ-11 connector onto the cable. The RJ-
11 connector is locked into a special socket in the tool. The stripped wire is inserted
into the RJ-11 connector. Finally, the tool is squeezed like a pliers to crimp the
connector onto the wire. This completes the installation of an RJ-11 connector onto
the wire.
3.2 Power
3.2.1 Power Requirements
Reference Drawings: Shop Dwg, G-***-2-7x***-2.1 .............. Drawing A-94764
Shop Dwg, G-***-3-7x***-2.1 .............. Drawing A-94765
Shop Dwg, G-***-4-7x***-2.1 .............. Drawing A-94766
Shop Dwg, G-***-5-7x***-2.1 .............. Drawing A-94767
Shop Dwg, G-***-6-7x***-2.1 .............. Drawing A-94768
Refer to the referenced drawings (found at the end of Section 2) for voltage and
current requirements. The displays are powered by a 120VAC single phase outlet.
Do not connect the display to any voltage other than that listed on the Daktronics
product label attached to the back of the display.
3.2.2 Grounding
Proper grounding is necessary for reliable equipment operation and provides some
protection to the equipment from damaging electrical disturbances. The displays are
supplied with a power cord which contains an earth ground conductor. Make sure to
plug this cord into a grounded outlet. If the proper grounding methods are not
followed, the warranty will be void.
Note: Displays must be earth grounded according to local electrical code.
3.2.3 Power Connection – Pluggable Cord Connected Displays
Figure 7: Power Cord Connection
The multi-line displays are supplied
with a six (6) foot power cord.
The socket-outlet should be installed
near the equipment and be easily
accessible. Plug the power cord into
the socket as shown in Figure 7.
Electrical Installation 3-2